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Rounded corners on photo??
- Thread starter billyz
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billyz,
A good start would be duplicate your background layer so you have it as a reference. Then on the copied layer wihich would be a floating layer and allow transparency, you could begin your operation. I'd suggest using the Rounded Rectangle tool, one of the vector tools usually 'hidden' behind the Custom Shape Tool. In the Tool Bar options have it set up to create a path. Once you have a working path in the Paths Palette, you can load it as a selection, inverse the selection and delete to create a rounded corner rectangle shape of your image. Drop the result on a dark background and there you go.
If you aren't familiar with how to do this I (or someone) will create a short tutorial, I'm sure.
A good start would be duplicate your background layer so you have it as a reference. Then on the copied layer wihich would be a floating layer and allow transparency, you could begin your operation. I'd suggest using the Rounded Rectangle tool, one of the vector tools usually 'hidden' behind the Custom Shape Tool. In the Tool Bar options have it set up to create a path. Once you have a working path in the Paths Palette, you can load it as a selection, inverse the selection and delete to create a rounded corner rectangle shape of your image. Drop the result on a dark background and there you go.
If you aren't familiar with how to do this I (or someone) will create a short tutorial, I'm sure.
